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Offer Made = Accepted, Correct?
Started by MrZ123
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I was wondering about this too. Somebody replied me that it DOES mean accepted, and also many others told me as well. Although I don't feel that secure about it lol. But yeah, according to many others, it means accepted
I know it's hard to believe after all you've been through with this process, but "offer made" means they are giving you an offer for the class of 2011. Congratulations!
Maybe we should suggest that next year they say, "You are accepted. 100%. Without a doubt. You are in!"
Maybe we should suggest that next year they say, "You are accepted. 100%. Without a doubt. You are in!"
"Offer made" means an offer was extended to you. "Accepted" means you've accepted their offer. Until you've accepted the offer, you're not accepted.
The school has the legal right to rescind the offer - for whatever reason - until you've accepted their offer.
That's the legal definition. There's a reason why the "acceptance letter" use such terminology.
The school has the legal right to rescind the offer - for whatever reason - until you've accepted their offer.
That's the legal definition. There's a reason why the "acceptance letter" use such terminology.
i didn't call them, but my AADSAS says "offer made" and i received the letter in the mail yesterday. congrats!